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Research Participants Wanted
Psychology Researchers at Rutgers University are seeking participants aged 18-40 years old with High Functioning Autism or Asperger’s Syndrome to participate in studies of visual perception and motor behavior. The goal of this grant-funded and review board-approved research is to understand how people with ASD see and move within the world. Participants are paid for their time and travel expenses. These studies are being conducted on the Rutgers Newark and New Brunswick campuses. The studies are non-invasive and include short surveys and simple computer tasks. Alternate testing locations can be arranged. For more information, please contact Jennifer Gomes, Research Coordinator by phone (973) 353-3937 or e-mail roar@psychology.rutgers.edu
The Weill Cornell Autism Research Program (WCARP) is conducting a research study to understand the genetics and neurochemistry of autism spectrum disorders (ASD).
Evaluation will require a single visit, will take no more than 3-5 hours and is free of charge. Families can be seen at either our New York City, NY site or our Hackensack, NJ site. To make an appointment, contact the Study Coordinator at 212-746-3583. For more information visit our website:
http://nyp.org/komansky/patient_care/centers_programs/wcarp/.
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Professional Services
“Ensuring Your
Child’s Success!”
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Handwriting 4 Success specializes in providing comprehensive pediatric occupational therapy services for children with autism and other related disorders using multi-sensory, play-based strategies. Home based or local group locations are available. For more information, call 973.925.5763 or visit www.handwriting4success.com
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Applied Behavior Analysis Services
Effective Autism Treatment
Board Certified Behavior Analysts
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ABA 4 U is an organization that utilizes the teaching principles of Applied Behavior Analysis, which have been demonstrated as best practice in the research literature for individuals with autism and related disorders
Individualized training and behavioral supports are provided to individuals with autism and related disorders so that they can achieve the greatest possible independence and be valued, contributing members of their community.
Our mission is to provide high quality effective programming to our clients.
www.aba4unj.com
info@aba4unj.com
908.686.1505
Fax 908.686.1506
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Job Openings
New York State Institute for Basic Research (IBR) of the Office for People with Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD) and the Research Foundation for Mental Hygiene (RFMH) in partnership with New York State Education Department (SED) announce a doctoral-level clinical position for an experienced behavior analyst, to begin ASAP. The Behavioral Assessment and Intervention Program is a major new initiative by IBR/OMRDD and SED designed to meet the growing need for behavior analysts to provide evidence-based assessment and treatment of chronic aberrant behaviors for students enrolled in the New York City public schools.
AA/EEO employer.
Click here to read a complete description of salary, benefits, job duties, qualifications and conditions.
SUBMIT RESUME TO: http://corporate.rfmh.org/ Employment Opportunities
Events
January 27–29, 2012
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The Association for Behavior Analysis International’s 6th Annual Autism Conference will be held January 27–29, 2012, in Philadelphia.
This event will feature research and best practices relevant to treating individuals on the autism spectrum. In addition to invited presentations by distinguished scholars will be workshops, poster sessions, a bookstore, and exhibit booths.
CE for BACB certificants and licensed psychologists available.
Early registration through December 14; price increase December 15.
Contact ABAI: (269) 492-9310, convention@abainternational.org.
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January 27, 2012
January 27, 2012
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